espy

Suddenly Diamond espied a little girl coming along a street.

One day a youth espied her as he was hunting.

Presently he espied something that brought him to a sudden stop.

Even coming down from the mountains, we may be espied."

The shop girl had espied an acquaintance in the crowd.

He espied Jessica standing near her hall, watching the progress.

She must have espied her through the bedroom window.

Next Ellen espied a black horse they had evidently brought with them.

He quickly espied the young man, and bade him come forth on the floor.

Over the top of her head, he espied Rosa standing nervously beside the door.

They quickly pass over the bridge, but had not gone far before the lord of the place espied them from up in his tower.

Presently he espied a small opening in the wall at the head of his cot.

In about half an hour we espied our quarry approaching the inn.

He signaled the guard to head off to the west of the espied camp, to find a likely looking place to hole up.

Presently she espied what really appeared to be a big timber wolf.

Then it was, somewhere along, that the guard Thurston espied me.

Looking out, I espied him crawling up on all-fours to his place of security for the night.

Now question me no more; we are espied.

In other directions, Conan espied more folk from the destroyed village.

Billy looked in the direction thus indicated and espied a woodpile.

He espied a pig walking by the side of the road, and was seized with a desire to run over it.

At last Jean espied the dark mass of horsemen out in the valley road.

It was at this point he espied a small lever marked "Musical pipes".

Now as they were going along and talking, they espied a boy feeding his father's sheep.